RE: "re-cast him as Finnick Odair in the Hunger Games sequels and be done with it"

I watched it with my husband who is a teacher. That principal  would be in so much sh*t for bringing up Mike's medication IN THE HALLWAY with the SISTER of the student in question. (Also, apparently, the cops would *never* call the principal about an incident that occurred outside of school grounds).

That was Jenna who was with the airplane guy, right?

Can someone pretty please get the girl who plays Emily and the dude who plays Toby some acting lessons? They are friends IRL, which makes them bad influences on each other…

Agree. This was the only show with realistic teens on TV right now.

This show was so well written. On a network with the guilty pleasure/fashion show Pretty Little Liars, it was nice to have a show where teens talked like actual teens. Freakin A.

Sadness.

Agreed. Why are we supposed to care about Shauna? Where did she come from? She was just plopped into the universe with very little explanation.

I was a big David fan, but rewatching the episodes with Mike (Paul Rudd), I've really started to root for him now. Probably because Paul Rudd is awesome.

Ugh, I never bought the Rachel likes Joey angle.

Maybe it's on demand on FIOS, huh, will have to check that out. PS, love Jeff Buckley.

I wanted to check it out, but ABC Family only has the most recent 2 episodes, and I want to watch the series from the beginning…

THANK YOU. That tumblr site is like the best way to waste a lunch hour ever.

I wonder if Lucy Hale will return as Robin's sister at the wedding. They actually mentioned Robin having a sister in this episode which jogged my memory.

I knew I recognized her from something, but for me it was Alias.

This is the first episode I'd watched in a long time. I gave up a while ago as Dallas was just getting to be way too over the top for me. I know it's a satire, but I was starting to find her completely unlikeable, and I really like Cheryl Hines.

I just borrowed and read Hope Larson's "A Wrinkle In Time" and it reminded me why I love that story so much. Hope Larson has to be my favorite graphic novelist - I also picked up "Mercury" which was a really good one too.

I always thought Lauren Graham had more chemistry with David Sutcliffe (Christopher) than with Scott Patterson.

I went to see Safety Not Guaranteed and thought it was really adorable. I agree that the Jake Johnson storyline wasn't the strongest part. I was shocked that Aubrey Plaza could carry a movie - love her in Parks & Rec but didn't realize she'd kill it as a female lead.

I went to see Safety Not Guaranteed and thought it was really adorable. I agree that the Jake Johnson storyline wasn't the strongest part. I was shocked that Aubrey Plaza could carry a movie - love her in Parks & Rec but didn't realize she'd kill it as a female lead.